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Delving into the financial dynamics of a business, the 'LTV to CAC Ratio' slide from the 'Revenue Model and Monetization Strategy' presentation offers a deep dive into the relationship between the Lifetime Value of a customer (LTV) and the Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC). It uses a line graph to visually represent the target versus actual values, providing a clear understanding of the return on investment. This slide is particularly useful for assessing the recurring revenue and the effectiveness of the organization's monetization strategy.
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